<h1>Government unveils policy measures to boost exports, support exporters hit by 50% US tariffs on labour-intensive goods</h1> The Commerce and Industry Ministry announced imminent policy measures to expand domestic market access and international market entry to boost national exports, targeting an increase over last year's record goods and services exports of USD 825 billion. The measures are framed to support exporters facing adverse effects from recently imposed 50% US tariffs that threaten labour-intensive sectors such as shrimp, leather, footwear and textiles. The statement signals government intervention through trade, customs or export support mechanisms to mitigate tariff impacts, enhance competitiveness, and pursue complementary market opportunities abroad.